夜陰 | Japanese meaning

夜陰【やいん】

Frequency rank: 36,519. – 36,867.

Alsoやいん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

shades of evening; dead of nightsee also 夜陰に乗じて

This usage refers to the time of day when the sun has set and darkness begins to envelop the surroundings, often bringing a sense of calm or transition.

As the shades of evening deepen, silence envelops the town.

Example sentences4 results

They had a narrow escape under cover of darkness.

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The prisoner escaped under cover of night.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

夜陰【やいん】

よる夜のくらやみ暗闇。

やいん夜陰にじょうじる乗じる

よる夜。やかん夜間。

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夜陰【やいん】

Frequency rank: 36,519. – 36,867.

Alsoやいん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

shades of evening; dead of nightsee also 夜陰に乗じて

This usage refers to the time of day when the sun has set and darkness begins to envelop the surroundings, often bringing a sense of calm or transition.

As the shades of evening deepen, silence envelops the town.

Example sentences4 results

They had a narrow escape under cover of darkness.

Tatoeba

The prisoner escaped under cover of night.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

夜陰【やいん】

よる夜のくらやみ暗闇。

やいん夜陰にじょうじる乗じる

よる夜。やかん夜間。

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夜

N42

意night; evening

訓よ、よる

音ヤ

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陰

N1常用

意shade; yin; negative; sex organs; secret; shadow

訓かげ、かげ.る

音イン

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Lingaku

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夜陰【やいん】

Frequency rank: 36,519. – 36,867.

Alsoやいん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

shades of evening; dead of nightsee also 夜陰に乗じて

This usage refers to the time of day when the sun has set and darkness begins to envelop the surroundings, often bringing a sense of calm or transition.

As the shades of evening deepen, silence envelops the town.

Example sentences4 results

They had a narrow escape under cover of darkness.

Tatoeba

The prisoner escaped under cover of night.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

夜陰【やいん】

よる夜のくらやみ暗闇。

やいん夜陰にじょうじる乗じる

よる夜。やかん夜間。

Wiktionary

夜陰【やいん】

Frequency rank: 36,519. – 36,867.

Alsoやいん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

shades of evening; dead of nightsee also 夜陰に乗じて

This usage refers to the time of day when the sun has set and darkness begins to envelop the surroundings, often bringing a sense of calm or transition.